James MacCullagh 1809 − 1847

B.K.P. Scaife, “James MacCullagh, M.R.I.A., F.R.S., 1809–47”, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 90C, 3–106 (1990) T.D. Spearman, “James MacCullagh”, in Science in Ireland 1800–1930: Tradition and Reform, edited by J.R. Nudds et al. (Dublin, 1988), pp. 41–59 R.B. McDowell, D.A. Webb, Trinity College Dublin 1592–1952 An academic history (Cambridge, 1952) J.G. O’Hara, Humphrey Lloyd (1800–1881) and the Dublin Mathematical School of the Nineteenth Century (Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Manchester, 1979) T.D. Spearman, “Humphrey Lloyd, 1800–1881”, Hermathena CXXX, 37–52 (1981) J.H. Jellett, S. Haughton, The Collected works of James MacCullagh, LL.D.(Dublin University Press, 1880), pp. 1–13 The results on conical refraction appear in the Third Supplement to Hamilton’s Theory of Rays. This was published in the Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy 17, part 1 (1837). Hamilton’s work in optics is drawn together in Sir William Rowan Hamilton, the mathematical papers, Vol. 1, edited by A.W. Conway, J.L. Synge (Cambridge University Press) W.R. Hamilton, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 1, 212 (1837) J.L. Synge, Relativity: the special theory (North-Holland, 1956), and Relativity: the general theory (North-Holland, 1960) The Royal Irish Academy; a bicentennial history 1785 − 1985, edited by T. O’Raifeartaigh (Dublin, 1985) A full report of the proceedings at the election of two members to serve in Parliament for the University of Dublin (Dublin, 1847) (This report was published by James McGlashan of 21 D’Olier Street. It is incorporated in Vol. 2012 of the Haliday collection of pamphlets relating to Ireland, in the library of the Royal Irish Academy)